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Anncx 7 Dr P. Andrey SEA/HC21/2 Page 264 Anncx 7 List of Technical Reports Issued by the Raglon+l Office (1 ~uly1967 - 15 July 1968) Document No. Title Author I I Cardiovascular Diseases I SEA/OYD/l and Corr.1 Report on cardiovascular diseases in the Dr 2. Fejfar Mongolian People's Republic (Mongolia 0010). 31 May - 15 June 1967 Communicable Diseases I Report on a visit to Nepal, 12-17 November Dr B. Ignjatovic 1967 Assignment report on nursing aspects of Miss M. Morrison infectious-disease hospitals, India. (SEARO 0128), 2 October 1967 - 2 January 1968 Report on training course on the management Dr J. Falisevac, of infectious-disease hospitals held in Dr I. Donets and Bombay (SEARO 0128), 27 November - Miss M. Morrison 9 December 1967 SEA/CD/17 Report on a visit to Mongolia, 7-29 April Dr J.L. de Vries 11968 SEA/CD/~~ Report on a visit to Burma, 28 February - Dr B. Ignjatovic 5 March 1968 SEA/CD/l9 Assignment report on management of Dr J. Falisevac infectious-disease hospitals, India (SEARO 01281, October 1967 - January 1968 ICholera ! s~A/Cholera/6 Assignment report on production of rehydra- Dr P. Andrey tlon fluid for cholera control in Afghanistan (SEARO 0044), 2-9 February 1967 SEA/Cholera/7 Assignment report on production of rehydra- Dr P. Andrey tion fluid for cholera control in Nepal (SEARO 0144), 10-16 February 1967 SEA/Cholera/8 Assignment report on production of rehydra- Dr P. Andrey tion fluid for cholera control in India (SEARO 0144). 20 February - 7 March 1967 Page 265 Annex 7 Document No. Title Author Dental Health Assignment report on dental health Dr 5.H. Leslie (Thailand 0086). October 1967 - April 1968 Assignment report on improvement of dental Dr F.R. Shroff education (Government Dental Ccllege , Bangalore) (India 02081, September 196: - February 1968 Assignment report on education in dentistry Dr A.A. Botero (wlrma 0083), November 1967 - January 1968 Assignment report on dental health Dr A.A. Botero (Indonesia 0079), 24 December 1967 - 12 April 1968 Environmental Health Assignment report on assistance to the Professor K. wuhrmam Central Public Health Engineering Research Institute, Nagpur (India 01761, 10 February 9 April 1967 Assignment report on assistance to the Dr S.L. Chang Central Public Health Engineering Research Institute, Nagpur (Mia 01761, April 1967 Assignment report on drilling *perations Mr M. Ursic auring the drought in Bihar and Uttar Prade! (SEAR0 0064), 12 June - 12 October 1967 Assignment report on national crmunity Mr Z.J. Buzo water supply progratrme (Thailand 0090). November - December 1967 Assignment report on water pollution Professor P.C.6. Issa control (Thailand 0081). 2-31 January 1967 Assignment report on strengthening of Dr J. Vobecky health services (epidemiology) (Mongolia 0001), August 1963 - July 1965 SEA/RCZlk Page 266 Annex 7 .. - Document No. Title Author SEA/Epid/l7 Assignment report on strengthening of Dr J.H. Ackerman health services (epidemiology) (India 0182). 18 September - 14 October SEA/Epid/la Assignment repcrt r,n strengthening of Dr B. mgar 7health services (epidemiology) (India 0182). October 1965 - September 1967 SEA/Epid/l9 i Assignment report on strengthening of Dr I. Donets I health services (epidemiology) (India 0182). November 1966 - December I 1967 SEA/EPI~/ZO Assignment report on strengthening of Dr V. Cvjetanovic SEA/VWJ I health services (epidemiology) / (brucellosis in farm animals) I (Mongolia OOOl), October 1963 - September 1 1965 SEA/EPI d/2 1 Assignment report on strengthening of Dr J. Palisevac epidemiological services (Ceylon 0078), July - October 1967 Health Educaticn SEA/lE/25 and Rev.1 Final report on health education in Miss F. Kornegay, schools (India 0180). July 1964 - Mrs K.S. Bhatia and July 1967 Mr J.S. Manjul SEA/IB/26 and Corr.1 Assignment report on health education MISS B. Armstrong (Nepal 0019), May - July 1967 SEA/HE/27 Assignment report on health education, Dr H.H. Dix and Orissa (India 0108). November 1966 - Dr M.M. Mishra October 1967 SEA/lE/28 and Corr.1 Report on the inter-country workshop on Regional Office the methodology of planning, implementation and evaluation of health education, held in New Delhi (SEAR0 0130). 6-17 November 1967 SEAPCZ~~ Page 267 Annex 7 DoCUUlMt No. Title Author Health Laboratory Mcthods Field visit report on vaccine production Dr R.E. Modica i:1 Ceylon, 1-5 August 1967 Field visit repurt on the Haffkinu Institu' Dr R.E. Modica and the Kasturba Hospital, Bombay, 24-25 ~uly1967 Field visit report on health laboratoq Dr R.E. Modica services (Nepal 0010). 5-28 July 1967 SEA/HIH/23, Rev.1 Assignment report on strengthening of Dr V. Bardos and Corr.1 laboratory services (Burma 0079). 24 May - 8 June 1967 Assignment report on drug laboratory Dr L.F. Dodson techniques and biological standardization (proposals for strengthening government control over biological and pharmaceutical products) (India 0222). October - Deccmber 1967 Assignment report or1 laboratory aspects Mr N. Cobbold of the tuberculosis control programme (Ceylon 0075), August - September 1967 Assignment rcp~rton health labcratory Miss J.R. Nelson services (Nepal 0010) ,5 May - 7 December 1967 Assignment report on Institute of public Dr 0.8. Tawil Health, Kabul (Afghanistan 0031). 22 December 1966 - 28 December 1967 .. - Infectious Hepatitis Assignment report on clinical and labora- Dr (1. Berman tory diagnosis nf infectlous hepatitis (Mongolia 0001). 4 Ncvember - 12 Deccmber 1967 Leprosy Assignment report on the leprosy aspects Yr A.H. Broadhead of the tuberculosis and leprosy control pilot project (Nepal 0016). May 1965 - -March 1967 sEA/Rc21/;1 Page 268 Annex 7 Document No. Title Author Report on a visit to the tuberculosis and Dr K.S. Seal leprosy control project (leprosy control aspects) (Nepal 0016), 3-28 March 1967 Assignment report on laboratory services Mr B.T. Suitters in tuberculosis/leprosy control, Kathmandu Valley (Nepal 0016). April - June 1966 Assignment report on entomological aspect? Mr H. Ramoo of malaria (Maldive Islands 0005), July - November 1965 and April - December 1966 SEA/Mal/64 and Rev.1 Report on a visit to themalaria eradica- Dr I.A.H. Ismail tion programme (entomological aspects) (Thailand 0065), lo April - 7 May 1967 SEA/Ma1/65 and Corr.1 Report on an assessment of nalaria Dr H.A.H. Mashaal, oradlcation programme in Burma (SEAR0 0001 Mr M.P.H. Ragab, 19 September - 30 November 1967 Dr I.A.H. Ismail, Mr W.F. Beecroft and Mr W. Rooney Field visit report on Palghar National Dr D.A. Muir Malaria Eradication Programme unit [Naharashtra State) (India 0153) 17-27 November 1967 Maternal and Child Health Maternal and child health, with particular Regional Office reference to integration into the general health services - conclusions and recommendations arising out of the technioal discussions at the twentieth session of the Regional Committee for south-~a$tAsia held in August 1967 in Ulan Bator, Mongolia Report on the paediatric pathology work- Dr J.L. Emery and shop held at Drant Medical College, Dr R.A. Harlmess Bombay (India 0114), 15-18 November 1967 Page 269 Annex 7 I Document No. Title Author Assignment report on medical education Dr J. Houstek (paediatric education) (Afghanistan 00131, August - N~vemhcr1967 Assignment rcpcrt on thc dovelcpmcnt cf Dr P.Q. Stltt the niatcrnxl and child henlth component cf thc ccurses <sf study in the Schocl of Public Health, Bngkck (Thailand 00381, 26 Junc - 5 September 1967 Assignment report on assistance to Dr L. Strom Departments of Pacdiatrics, University of Medical Scicnccs, Bengkok (Thailand 0058)~August - Novcmbcr 1967 Assignment report on orlcntation Courses Dr B.D. Corner in neonatology (paediatric and obstetric training and services) (India 0114). December 1967 - February 1968 Assignment rcpcrt on maternal and child Dr I.J. van Dijk health (Nepal 0008). December 1963 - January 1968 Medical Education ( SEA/Med .Educ/82 Add .l Assignment report on medical education Dr A. Chattas (paediatrics) (College of Medical Scienccs Banaras Hindu Univcrsity, Varanasi) (India 0111), November - December 1966 SEA/Med .Educ/82 Add .2 Assignment report on mcdical education Dr W.H. Kniscly (anatomy), (Ccllege of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu Univcrsitjr, Varanasi) (India 01111, October - Ncvember 1967 SEA/Med .Educ/84 Add. 1 Assignment report on medical education Dr P. Crllard (bacteriology) (Sawai Man Singh Medical College, Jaipur) (India 0111). 17 January - 12 March 1967 SEA/Med .Educ/84 Add .2 Assignment report on medical i.ducation >r J.R. ncuna (paediatrics) (Sawai Man Singh Medical College, Jaipur) (India 0111). February - March 1967 smhc21/2 Page 270 Annex 7 Document No. Title Author Report on Workshop in teaching methods Dr T.S. Chelvakumaran in medical education, held in Rangoon, Dr L.A. Fisher, Burma (SEARO 0142). 7-11 November 1966 Dr s .a. owen and Dr V. Ramalingaswami SEA/Med .Educ/87 and Assignment report on Sawai Man Singh Dr P. Collard, Eorr.1 Medical College, Jaipur (India 0111). Dr C. O'Morchoe and January - March 1967 Dr J.R. Vicuna Report on workshop in teaching methods Dr T.S. Chelvakumarar in medical education.held in Bangkok, Dr L.A. Fisher, Thailand (SEARO 0142). 14-18 November 1966 Dr 5 .a. Owen and Dr V. Ramalingaswami Assignment report on medical education Dr H. mrsoum and (pathology) (Institllte of Medicine 11, Dr Hla Thein ~in~aladon)(Burma 0079). March 1966 - January 1967 Assignment report on medical oducation Sir John Bruce (surgery), aujarat State (Baroda Medical College) (India 0183). November - December 1966 Report on a visit to Baroda Medical Professor J.W. Croftc College (Medical Education, Gujarat and State (India 0183). December 1966 Professor A.S. Duncar Assi@ment report on assistance to the Dr A.M. hzebski Department of Physiology, Medical Faculty, Uhiversity of OadJah Mada, Jogjakarta (Indonesia 0062).
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